- Judging from Psalms 11:1-2, would this Psalm represent the plaint of a victim?
- While the Divine may seem remote (Psalms 11:4) is It yet omniscious?
- Particularly, who will be “noticed” by God (Psalms 11:5)?
- How does Psalms 11:6 call to mind the experience of Sodom?
- Why, as one of the attributes of Divinity, is there special interest in those humans who are righteous?
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